test 2.5 Flashcards

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bidding procdedures
 Public bidding procedures are prescribed by

Derek’s floor: 52 card pick up

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various procurement statues

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bidding procedures

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designed to protect public interest by preventing fraud, collusion and favortism.

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bidding procedures
private

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 Private bidding procedures are established by the owner

 They can be modified, altered, or waived at the owner’s discretion

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Advertisement for Bids

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 Laws regulate and control the awarding of public construction projects

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first step to advertise bid

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Notice to bidders or invitation to bid

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Advertisement for Bids
 All bidders must be

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treated equally and afforded an opportunity to bid under the same terms and conditions

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content in advertisement for bid.

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	Nature 
	Extent 
	Location of the work 
	Owner of the work 
	Time, place and manner for bid submission 
	Availability of bid documents 
	Construction period 
	Requirement of deposit and bond 
	Estimated cost 
	Minimal wage rates
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ways to advertise bid

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newspaper, magazines, trade publications (ENR), public agencies.

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Notice of Private Projects

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 Private owner is not bounded by public laws:

Public advertisement is not commonly used

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Notice of Private Projects
widely used format in private sectors.

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negotiated contracts .

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When competitive bidding is used:

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o Invitational bidding commonly used

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Decision to Bid
 A number of factors involved

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o Location, owner and financial status, nature and size of project, competition, labor conditions and supply, completion time.

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Estimating expense

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0.2% to 0.5% of total bid amount

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decision to bid is what type of judgement

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subjective judgement.

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Set-Asides

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 Certain public projects or portion of a project are set aside for small, minority-owned, locally owned or disadvantaged businesses

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set asides
SBA small business administration:

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Certain construction projects are set aside for small contractors. Prescribed requirements like annual business volume should be met.

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set-asides
DBE

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Disadvantaged business enterprises

Companies must be owned and controlled by a minority or a woman

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bidders qualifications

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based on experience, competence, and financial criteria

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qualifications access

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Limiting access of unqualified contractors before bidding documents are issued or before they submit a proposal

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qualifications
good for contractors

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Contractor does not have to prepare a bid and suffer the inherent cost

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qualifications
good for owners

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Owner does not have to Be under pressure to accept a low bid from a contractor that the owner feels cannot perform the work.

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major factors for qualifications

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past expierece
size of company
post project law suites
current debt
current work volume
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2 types of qualifications

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pre qualification

post qualifications.

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pre qualifications

exit stairs to dryers: with a package at the bottom you need

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before obtaining bid documents or submitting proposal

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pre qualficiations certificate supervisors office walk though: federal prison for drug use.
 Prequalification certificate : ▪ Limiting a contractor to a certain type of work such as asphalt paving or patching and up to date Accepted in all projects under the same jurisdiction
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post qualficiations big black mans room: with NPC qualification card needed for entry
Certain qualification information is required to be submitted along with the bid o It serves the qualification purpose only for the particular project being bid
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deposits: | gene office door: sticking his dick in for everyone to get a shot to suck
contractors need multiple sets of bid documents from A-E
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deposits: back right guest chairs: putting down a dog
 Customary to obtain the sets by putting down a deposit
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deposits:  Refundable deposit top right: bodyguards with arms crossed
To guarantee the safe return of each set of documents (Usual)
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deposits:  Nonrefundable deposit top left gene's desk: with money printing out
To help A-E offset portion of printing costs
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Availability of Plans / Specs: NE end supervisor shed. with LOTO sheets hanging on the door.
 Sufficient number of plans should be available to bidding community: o To produce the best competitive process by promoting competition.
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Availability of Plans / Specs subcontracts NE room back right: with a chiness wood joint
 Subcontractors need to review plans / specs in order to provide quotes to general contractor
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Availability of Plans / Specs contractors: NE top right: with competitive company camera.
Contractor shall be cautious when lending to or copying plans / specs for subcontractors
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Bidding period dryer 10: old people walking
 Sufficient allocation of time: | Estimating process takes considerable amount of time
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Bidding period benefits to owner dryer 16: always getting a jam shitting tool to get out, guess work on where jam is at.
Careful study and examination of plans/ specs (cost savings to owners) Best prices could not be achieved o A lot of guesswork will result in inflated proposals
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Bidding period when not to have dryer 20: glasses for the new girls birthday, in the morning changing drop off area.
no following holiday not in morning suitable modification by A-E
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Instructions to the bidders dryer 24: cost to take of machine using the OSHA cowboy
 A set of bidding procedures need to be established to ensure the fairness  Form and content of the bids set by the owner or certain procedures with which bidding contractors are required to conform
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preliminary considerations: Estimator must become familiar with: out feed dryer 20 incline: with a card games rules document big red X through it. signed at the bottom
Instructions to bidders, proposal form, alternates, general and supplementary conditions, drawings, specifications, addenda, and form of contract before conducting a detailed takeoff
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preliminary considerations: pre-bid meeting out feed 20 under incline: with a tower fitting under with A-E looking at the shape
Often held for larger projects for owner to review the requirements emphases certain aspects and clarity difficult points.
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job visit stop button outfeed 20:
review conditions not shown on bid documents use camera and tape recordings. may need more than one visit ``` location weather utilities access condition of adjeacent prop. surface local material dealers rental of equipment local subcontractors ```